The BBLearn help files are misleading on this topic. Students can click on Tools > My Grades to see their score and any feedback you've written, but only the way for them to see any files you've marked up and returned to them or their original submissions is for them to click on the original assignment link again. They then can see all their submissions and whatever you've returned. Note: there's a little + box next to each submission which the students will need to click on to see the original submission, your response, etc. For instructors, you can keep track of assignments by clicking on the action link next to each student name in the grade book to see all of his/her submissions and whatever you've sent back to them. To keep track of new submissions, the easiest way is just to click on Grade Center > Needs Grading. You can sort by column header, date, etc. to more easily find new or specific items.
The BBLearn help files are misleading on this topic. Students can click on Tools > My Grades to see their score and any feedback you've written, but only the way for them to see any files you've marked up and returned to them or their original submissions is for them to click on the original assignment link again. They then can see all their submissions and whatever you've returned. Note: there's a little + box next to each submission which the students will need to click on to see the original submission, your response, etc.
For instructors, you can keep track of assignments by clicking on the action link next to each student name in the grade book to see all of his/her submissions and whatever you've sent back to them. To keep track of new submissions, the easiest way is just to click on Grade Center > Needs Grading. You can sort by column header, date, etc. to more easily find new or specific items.